Awful *shits in coffee blender*

Mu needs to die a horrible death

Vivaldi sucks, normie C Major classical in its finest. Great job Vivaldi on writing entire pieces entirely on white keys!

>>71062842
There isn't anyone better from 1700-1730 name one oh yeah you can't !!!!!

>>71062996
I can't, you're right. I don't really enjoy classical from that period. I think it holds value as they're "greats", but classical didn't truly flourish until the mid to late 1800s when people like Debussy, Chopin, Mussorgsky started. Of course these are my opinions and you are all free to tell me how un-elitist I am.

>>71063126
>Debussy, Chopin, Mussorgsky
Cheesy romantic motherfuckers who tried to make the music style even more normie. Sure during Vivaldi's time things were just beginning so yeah it's understandable why he didn't do certain things musically, but at least what he did know how to do he did well.

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>>71063126
This will probably change your mind there's a lot of good Austrian composers in that era as well they were treated like kings quite literally.Also Anglos legitimately can't into classical

>>71063217
I can understand that about Chopin, but I don't think you have heard Mussorgsky at all if you think his music is romantic.

When you heard Mussorgsky, did you really think it was romantic? Because you might be wired wrong in your head. Mussorgsky was a madman, he was insane. His music was innovated during a period of romanticized russian music, but his music was far from that.

And as for debussy being "cheesy" and "normie", I can agree with you on his works such as Golliwog's Cakewalk, from the childrens piano book etc. His music from Images incorporating basically an entirely new musical scale that had not been used before is superb. Images is the absolute peak of Debussy's work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L47SRue0gt8

>>71063239
I'll give it a listen now. I never really enjoyed The Four Seasons, but I've only heard themes from it and not the entire piece.

>>71063239
It's pretty good, better than other works I've heard of his. I personally am more into Piano classical though, so I would never really listen to such works.

>>71063299
Mussorgsky was dope I like all his compositions desu we need more classical threads this music was made for people with 150+ iqs and it's sad that this is the worst board on this site lol

>>71063402
This.You can't expect much from people who literally worship Needledrop and other review websites whether their trolling or not (most of them are)They're still hopelessly retarted